New Jersey Education News
There’s a renewed push — from both sides of the aisle — to require N.J. schools to teach cursive handwriting. [Read more]
A large tree branch fell on top of a school bus around 7 a.m. Friday, police said. [Read more]
The university's chief information officer said one high-ranking woman was "too emotional" to get a promotion, the lawsuit alleges. [Read more]
A plan rolled out with almost no advance notice this week drew hundreds of parents to a board of education meeting in Middletown, with most left locked outside the building. [Read more]
In a memo sent to the university community Wednesday, university officials said they were taking a number of steps to cut costs and restrain spending in the coming months. [Read more]
Teachers scheduled to bring 76 students to the Alice Paul Center for Gender Justice received a barrage of "denigrating" messages once word about the trip got on social media. [Read more]
The plan also includes relocating hundreds of middle school students to another building. [Read more]
Several school districts are facing cuts that far exceed the promised 3% cap. [Read more]
Rowan's new student center blends ancient design with modern amenities for a unique campus experience. [Read more]
The death of Matthew Rossi has led to calls for new regulations governing school buses transporting special needs students [Read more]
Eleven people are vying for 3 seats in an April 15 election that will be the state's first to allow 16-year-olds to vote [Read more]
The irreplaceable fossils got intercepted in transit and ended up in a landfill in Tennessee, according to the lawsuit. [Read more]